Is Computer Sciences Corporation (NYSE:CSC) a buy right now? The smart money is in a bullish mood. The number of long hedge fund positions moved up by 5 in recent months. In the eyes of most traders, ...

Hedge funds run by legendary names like Nelson Peltz and David Tepper make billions of dollars a year for themselves and their super-rich accredited investors (you’ve got to have a minimum of $1 ...

The U.S. Internal Revenue Service will keep two upcoming IT projects off-limits to computer services provider Computer Sciences Corp. (CSC) because the tax collection agency has been dissatisfied with ...

A report criticizing an ongoing IT modernization effort at the U.S. Internal Revenue Service (IRS) offers a peek into a properly planned project marred by poor execution. The scathing report, done by ...

Computer Sciences Corp. (CSC) wins a U.S. Air Force cybersecurity services contract worth a potential $30M over 3 years. The deal requires CSC to "isolate, contain and prevent intrusive activities" on ...

Falls Church-based Computer Sciences Corp. (CSC) said Tuesday it plans to split itself into two publicly traded companies by October. One company will serve commercial and government clients around ...

Perhaps the third time is the charm. Twice in the past six months, Computer Sciences Corp. has reportedly been the subject of a takeover bid. But the El Segundo-based information technology giant ...

Computer Sciences Corporation (CSC) has been selected as one of seven firms awarded an indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity, contract field teams contract from the U.S. Air Force. The potential ...

This much can be said with certainty about the departure of Computer Sciences Corp. Chief Executive Van Honeycutt. The 32-year veteran employee left suddenly amid an accounting debacle that will cost ...

Computer Sciences Corporation CSC is expected to announce its Q1 earnings report on Wednesday, May 4, before the markets open. Analysts are expecting earnings per share to be $1.56, a fall of 6% on ...

Computer Sciences Corp., an IT solutions provider based in Falls Church, Va., has agreed to settle allegations with the Securities and Exchange Commission for accounting fraud. CSC will pay a $190 ...